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In this powerful declaration of what Christians believe and why, Kennedy explores the foundations of the Christian faith. For new believers and seasoned Christians alike, this book will strengthen their faith by answering that all consuming question, "Why"

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In this unique combination of personal history, interviews, and social science, a young millennial shares surprising reasons that youthful rebellion isnt inevitable and points the way for raising healthy, grounded children who love God.

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In this four-session video Bible study, bestselling author and pastor Andy Stanley takes a closer look at one of the unique things Christians believe: God became one of us. Why in the world would God do that

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Examines why liberal churches remain appealing, where they are growing and why liberal theological approaches to ministry are more widespread than many assume to be the case. This is a journey through different case studies, social science reflection, and theological analysis.

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Christianity is the only world religion with a chronic shortage of men. David Murrow identifies the barriers to male participation, and explains why its so hard to motivate the men who do go to church. Then, he takes you inside several fast-growing congregations that are winning the hearts of men and boys.

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For the Christian struggling for an answer, the seeker who thinks suffering disproves God's existence, and the sufferer who needs a glimpse of a loving God.

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As contentious debates swirl in the Catholic church about the role of women, abortion, sexuality, and more, author Margaret Nutting Ralph urges readers to see that past church teaching on these issues is not infallible. Contrary to popular belief, church teaching on key issues...

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In this transformational book, the authors have used ground-breaking research to develop four primary patterns of relating to one another that shed light on our actions-and how we can learn to love and be loved even better.

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An exploration of theological texts, preaching, folklore, spirituals, blues and rap that looks at beliefs held in the African American community that contribute to the suffering of its members. It reveals a tradition of African American humanism and encourages us to extend our religious world view.

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Based on two years of academic presentations on laments in the Biblical Hebrew Poetry Section at the Society of Biblical Literature (2006-2007), this title provides fresh readings of familiar texts as they are read through the lens of lamentation, and deepens our understanding of Israel and God as lamenter and lamentee.

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Born out of two years of presentations in the Biblical Hebrew Poetry Section at SBL, this volume discusses 'voice'.

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Wild and Free by Jess Connolly and Hayley Morgan is an anthem of freedom and a call to bold action, for the modern Christian woman, who is held captive by the belief that she is both too much and never enough.

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Essays based on the interconnectedness of the Bible, patristic writing, systematic theology and spirituality. This book focuses on biblical and early Christian literature, and addresses theological concerns, that include essays that revisit the problem of sin, draw attention to the significance of the Quranic Jesus.

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It is hoped that this book will be used as an educational tool for all people regardless of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, or sexual orientation.

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Simon Gaine sets out the arguments of two modern philosophers, one who concludes that heaven is undesirable because it excludes freedom by excluding the possibility of sin (Wall), and the other who responds that an orthodox notion of heaven implies the real possibility of sin (Donnelly).

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Providing insight into the emotions that form within families, and an acknowledgement of the power of prayer, this book outlines an approach to help guide your prodigal home and help you keep your own faith as you wait.

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This book combines interviews of ethnically diverse clergy from various Christian traditions and their attitudes regarding forced migration at the U.S.-Mexico border with case studies and church history to argue for a compassionate response to refugees seeking asylum that resists racism and exclusion.

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This book is the first critical biography of William Taylor, a nineteenth-century American Methodist missionary who worked on six continents. Following Taylor's global odyssey, it maps the contours of the Methodist missionary tradition and illumines key historical foundations of contemporary world Christianity.

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Six sessions. Discussion guides designed to help people from a variety of spiritual backgrounds discover the powerful life and teaching of Jesus in the context of small group. Winning at Life: Will reveal the secrets Jesus taught his disciples about winning at life through the stories he told.

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In the midst of the most difficult circumstances comes this message of hope that illuminates a life-path free from fear.

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Revised and updated, Dr. Charles Stanley's well-loved Life Principles study guide series has taken on new life through refreshed content. Small groups and individuals who want a Bible study that's spiritually sound and practical will find a wealth of ideas to help them understand and apply the Scriptures to the real world.

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This is a collection of notes taken by the author on trips he has made to Mt. Athos in Greece. The teachings and guidance of the monks was recorded and is catalogued for the reader for encouragement and edification. The book records the lessons given by these dedicated and holy monks to the pilgrims who were present. The notes span a 14 year period from 2008-2022.

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